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justbala
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me111993
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thanks for posting, justbala, lovely TR! 
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Jeh
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Thanks a for a lively TR, bala
Just one impression I get - those advertisements for UB's alcohol brands look terribly cheap and tacky, I think. Don't know why, maybe it's because we're not used to seeing any advertising in the cabin except on carriers like FR or erstwhile DN, but I think it looks like somebody pasted on a bunch of ads as an afterthought, and it really looks cheap. |
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Spiderguy252
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Nice TR. IT's 321s look like a great ride.
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iflytb20
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Nice TR. Just in case you are interested, AXH & AXU were in TRV for maintenance. Usually the TRV based acft would be parked in stands 3-5. And the 2 IX birds in MAA were AXR & AXP 
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theflyingsikh
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| Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:11 pm Post subject: Nice Report |
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Very nice TR.
A silly question here. Were you served any dessert with the mains? Usually in photos we get to see a small cup of white/brown/pink dessert being served on Kingfisher Red flights. As I've never travelled IT Red wondering if they serve tea/coffee?
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The_Goat
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| Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 2:09 am Post subject: Re: Nice Report |
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| theflyingsikh wrote: | Very nice TR.
A silly question here. Were you served any dessert with the mains? Usually in photos we get to see a small cup of white/brown/pink dessert being served on Kingfisher Red flights. As I've never travelled IT Red wondering if they serve tea/coffee? |
The last time I travelled on IT-Red (abt six months ago) they did serve a bowl of fruit pieces as desert along with a hot breakfast. Tea and coffee were included as well.
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theflyingsikh
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Hay The_Goat
Thank you for your response.
Two more days (15 Jan 11) to go before IT Red starts the Buy on Board system.
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A superb TR, in your own nice descriptive style. Catching some nice representative pics, and some nice descriptions. This sure was a nice routing! Yes, TRV has one of the nicest approaches in the world. When coming in from the sea side - the Shangamuganatha beach (I really do not know how to spell it - it is a beautiful beach!), and when coming in from the landside - the sheer vastness of the coconut tree plantations makes the atmosphere quite surreal. Thanks for sharing your nice memories with us, Balagopal!
Cheers, Sumantra. |
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rohank4284
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Great trip report, but apparently you exceeded the free bandwidth limit on Photobucket and now we can't see the pics.  Is there anyway you could re-upload the pics using a different hosting site, like imageshack?
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